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On this week s show we welcome Reid Peterson. Reid has a Master s Degree in Transpersonal Psychology, and was trained by Dr. Alan Wolfelt from the Center for Loss & Life Transition. Reid works as a Grief companion, and has also launched the Grief Refuge App and podcast. After the passing of his stepfather in 2016, Reid spent time in local support groups. This influenced him to create a means of grief support on a larger, more broadly reaching scale. We loved our talk with Reid. His gentle demeanor and wisdom made for a very special conversation. Please download the Grief Refuge app, we can’t recommend it enough. Thank you Reid, and to all you lovely folks out there, take care of yourselves and each other.
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Hundreds of businesses in Minnesota have joined forces in plans to reopen in defiance of state COVID lockdown restrictions.
Gov. Tim Walz announced a four-week dial back order to last until December 18 but ReOpen Minnesota, a coalition of business owners, has launched a two phased plan for business owners to start opening their doors before then.
The organization is calling for rural businesses to reopen on Wednesday, December 16 and metropolitan businesses to reopen on Friday, December 18, regardless of whether Gov. Walz s order is extended or not.